Morinville is the first small, rural community across Canada to offer an Advanced Placement computer science principle's program. The classes develop advanced computer skills like coding and the students can also receive university credit.
In a seller’s market unlike anything seen in Lee County, lots of land is being cleared and marketed to circling suitors.
One such, massive lot can be seen looking east of I-75, just north of Alico Road and south of the exit to Southwest Florida International Airport. Trees have been cleared, and some were under a controlled burn last week.
What’s that lot going to become? We don’t know yet.
But I’m not leading a column with nothing. There’s plenty to be said about the 283.75-acre lot purchased for $5.75 million in 2017 by longtime Lee County real estate developer and rock miner Harvey Youngquist.
colleagues were happy to do what they could, despite the fact that harshman s farm was several hundred acres. but there was so much trash out there, so much farm equipment, this is the place where they would throw the garbage along with the tin foil and toothpaste tubes and all the junk went out there. so the challenge was working through 130 years of trash and picking up the little single, .25-caliber automatic shell casing that we were looking for. modern metal detectors use computer processors to measure levels of conductivity, which enables them to identify the type of metal and the depth of an object underground. there are basically computers that can pretty well tell you what happens down there, how deep it is. it does everything but dig for you today. hinks and his team found many shell casings, but none that were .25-caliber. [ beeping noise ] then hinks got a signal near a
that to the one in the barn. when mr. nelson originally told me that, i just kind of gave him a look. this was 15 years to try to find a shell casing in grass. and we re not sure of the exact area. but in this case, being the fact that it s murder, i m willing to try any idea and it was worth a shot to do. police found help in nearby gettysburg, pennsylvania. don hinks was known in these parts as a retailer who sells metal detector equipment. these metal detectors were often used to unearth military artifacts. when i went out and found three french and indian war cannonballs in one hole on the braddock campaign, that probably gave me a bigger high than this .25-caliber shell casing. but hinks and several
cannonballs in one hole on the braddock campaign, that probably gave me a bigger high than this .25-caliber shell casing. but hinks and several colleagues were happy to do what they could, despite the fact that harshman s farm was several hundred acres. but there was so much trash out there, so much farm equipment, this is the place where they would throw the garbage along with the tin foil and toothpaste tubes and all the junk went out there. so the challenge was working through 130 years of trash and picking up the little single, .25-caliber automatic shell casing that we were looking for. modern metal detectors use computer processors to measure levels of conductivity, which enables them to identify the type of metal and the depth of an object underground. there are basically computers that can pretty well tell you what happens down there, how deep it is. it does everything but dig for you today. hinks and his team found many shell casings, but none that were .25-caliber.